The sensor fuzed weapon, or CBU 105, is a high-altitude, high-tech, weapon that can destroy precise targets in an area larger than a football field from as far away as 5 to 10 miles.

SENSOR FUZED WEAPONS: HOW TO WIN WARS WITHOUT AN ARMY; A key element of modern US war plans is the Sensor Fuzed Weapon. The Air Force plans to buy 2700 CBU-97s (Cluster Bomb Units) and 2300 CBU-97P3I ...

Washington: The Pentagon's Defence Security Cooperation Agency (DSCA) has notified the US Congress of its intention to sell India CBU-105 Sensor Fuzed Weapons (SFW), in a deal potentially worth ...

The Indian air force (IAF) is likely to start taking delivery of 512 CBU-105 sensor fuzed weapons (SFW) made by Textron Defense Systems in the first half of 2013, a defense ministry official says.

September 13, 2013: Saudi Arabia has joined South Korea, India, Oman, Turkey, and the United Arab Emirates as purchasers of CBU-105 sensor fuzed weapons. Average cost is over $700,000 each of these ...

The Air Force has also requested $117.023 million for 315 CBU-97 Sensor Fuzed Weapons (SFWs), which incorporate cutting-edge cluster munition technology. 31 The SFW has the same canister as the ...

Textron Defense Systems has launched production of its CBU-105 sensor fuzed weapon (SFW) for India, following the receipt of a contract to supply 512 examples to the nation's air force.

New reports indicate the Textron-made CBU-97 Sensor Fuzed Weapon's (SFW) combat debut in Operation Iraqi Freedom pleased U.S. Air Force munitions developers. A military news report described the ...

The CBU-105 Sensor Fuzed Weapon first saw combat in the early months of Operation Iraqi Freedom. On April 2, 2003, an Iraqi tank column was advancing toward a Marine unit in southwest Baghdad.

The CBU-97 Sensor-Fuzed Weapon is an aerial bomb that deploys 40 skeet-shaped munitions that sense and destroy tanks and armored vehicles. A single aircraft with four CBU-97s could bag up to 160 ...

Perhaps the best-known EFP munition is the thousand-pound CBU-97 Sensor-Fuzed Weapon made by Textron, which bursts over the target area and releases forty puck-shaped Skeet submunitions.

Textron Defense Systems could be poised to sell its CBU-105 Sensor Fuzed Weapon (SFW) system to Saudi Arabia, with a deal to be worth a possible $355 million. Revealed by the US Defense Security ...